Nikos Hidiroglou

Latest by Nikos Hidiroglou in Chronicles

• Cultural Revolutions

  July 2010

  Murder by Leftism

  In early May, four people lost their lives when rioters set fire to a bank in downtown Athens, then prevented rescue workers from reaching the facility. Those deaths serve as a warning by leftists and anarchists that anyone who dares to work during a declared strike will lose his life.

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• Cultural Revolutions

  June 2010

  Silence the Opposition

  The Socialist Greek government is crafting and carrying out policies that appear to have come straight from the Soviet playbook in efforts to repress the conservative opposition, which came out of last October’s elections heavily wounded.

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• Cultural Revolutions

  February 2010

  Greece on the Skids

  The Hellenic economy is collapsing, and the huge and counterproductive public sector has failed to generate growth, produce wealth, and diffuse it to the people.

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• Cultural Revolutions

  December 2009

  Left Turn In Greece

  Security has always been a key issue for conservatives and nationalists worldwide. But that’s not the case in Greece. So voters in the homeland of democracy, displeased by riots and anarchy, the inability of the government to put down the protests, and the effects of the financial crisis, have reacted angrily against the “conservatives” on whose watch the chaos took place.

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• Correspondence

  October 2009

  A Modern Greek Tragedy

  Greece is under the influence of an aggressive (and violent) left, which has made common cause with liberals in an attempt to eliminate every vestige of the Hellenism that is so deeply rooted in the psyche of the indigenous population. Of course, they call it political correctness and modernization.

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• Correspondence

  June 2006

  Talking About Conservatism: The Politics of Guilt

  It is not easy nowadays even to mention the word conservative in Greece. Historical factors, as well as the cultural dominance of the left since the restoration of democracy in 1974, have put immense pressure on everyone who is trying to represent the right in the modern Hellenic Republic.

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